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From the Archives
8 years ago October 26 to November 8, 2016 A carnival extravaganza will take over Surfside Primary School when it hosts the first ever twilight…
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Community calendar
Croquet Drysdale Bowling & Croquet Club, Clifton Springs Rd, Tuesdays from 10am for training, bring a friend. ■ 0428-740 591 Ocean Grove Soft Tennis Friendly…
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Shopping local
Voice photographer took these pics of people shopping local in Ocean Grove on Tuesday.
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Film festival draws near
This year’s North Bellarine Film Festival is to screen the biopic of British singing powerhouse Amy Winehouse as its opener. The film Back to Black…
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More rescue equipment for club
An Ocean Grove volunteer emergency service will be able to better respond to emergencies during the busy summer period with new equipment and upgraded facilities.…
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Lyndie inducted into Honour Roll of Women
Ocean Grove’s Lyndie Freestone, 65, was inducted into the 2024 Victorian Honour Roll of Women on October 16 for her work with high-risk and homeless…
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Fresh food and a fun evening
Surfside Primary School’s wildly popular Fresh Food Fair again promises delicious food, fantastic entertainment and community spirit. Coinciding the Melbourne Cup weekend, the Fresh Food…
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Local photography on show
The Bellarine Camera Club is holding its first exhibition since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in Drysdale this weekend. More than 300 photos from…
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Grove Rotary awarded silver
Ocean Grove Rotary has been awarded a ShelterBox Champion Silver Awards for raising three consecutive years of donations of more than $3000 for disaster relief.…
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A weekend of art
With 30 new artists displaying their works, this weekend’s Bellarine Arts Trail looks like being the biggest yet. More than 90 artists will showcase their…
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Environment award for OCEAN
A grassroots community group that looks after coastal and marine environments from Ocean Grove along the coast to Portland has received an environment award. Otway…
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Doors open to treatment plant
Most of Geelong’s sewerage pipes travel to Black Rock near Barwon Heads, with 70 million litres of wastewater treated daily at the region’s largest water…
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